by Amy Jung | Dec 18, 2025 | Beyond the Nativity: A 4 Week Devotional on the Incarnation, Uncategorized |
Advent Joy isn’t shallow or sentimental—it is rooted in the appearing of Christ. When Scripture speaks of Christ being manifested, it means that God has made Himself clearly seen, known, and encountered in order to save. “The grace of God has appeared, bringing...
by Amy Jung | Dec 11, 2025 | Beyond the Nativity: A 4 Week Devotional on the Incarnation, Uncategorized |
Where do you long for Christ’s Peace to enter your story this week? Or have you given up hope for that? Perhaps it would be good for you and me to remember Jesus' words about the kind of peace He gives. "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world...
by Amy Jung | Dec 1, 2025 | Beyond the Nativity: A 4 Week Devotional on the Incarnation |
Advent begins with a God who reveals Himself. Before we ever light a candle or sing a hymn, Scripture invites us to behold Jesus—not vaguely or sentimentally—but through the rich descriptions God has carefully woven throughout His Word. “And the Word became flesh and...
by Amy Jung | Dec 7, 2023 | Beyond the Nativity: A 4 Week Devotional on the Incarnation, Hope, Jesus, Trusting God, Uncategorized |
What do you think the artist was trying to show his audience in each person's direction of attention? This painting, Gentile Da Fabriano's Nativity from 1423, and the art study question are included in my updated and expanded Advent devotional, Beyond the Nativity. In...
by Amy Jung | Dec 2, 2018 | Beyond the Nativity: A 4 Week Devotional on the Incarnation, Coaching Yourself |
Christmas in Graceland...What's It Like? Shopping for Christmas presents is done with joy and a heart to bless instead of sensing it's another task to cross off list of things to do this month. There's time to connect with those I love because I know that's where the...
by Amy Jung | Dec 21, 2012 | Beyond the Nativity: A 4 Week Devotional on the Incarnation |
Vasari, Giorgio, The Nativity, c. 1546 Through the incarnation, we are able to see clearly, the Son of God, as our King. And I suppose we should say He has always been King. But the incarnation shows us our King in the flesh and allows us to hear others proclaim it...
